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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

Whenever We hear little Demo
cratic politician or see a little Demo:
cratic editor continually abusing
President Cleveland we generally
know that the little fellow has asked
for something at the hands of the
Administration, aud having failed to
get his bone, is barking like cur at
its heels The only way to silence
such noise as this-if indeed it is
worth the silencing-is to give the
barking, swapping, bowling animal q
consulship in an unhealthy country,
where all such worthless lives IS his
may be shortened us quickly as pos
sible.-State.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

prominent official Of the Interior De-
psrtment, snake a volume of most
valuable information. AS book of
reference to cover all the details Of
departmental work it will have no
equal.v
In regard to n report from Wash
ington to the effect that the Inter.
state Commission will ask Congress
next session for very large appro-
priation, members of the Commission
say the subject has never been con-
sidered. That the business of the
Commission has reached much larger
proportions than they anticipated
they admit, but they have not under:
taken to decide what amount of mon.
ey will be necessary next year. At
the present rate Of correspondence
and accumulation of business one OF
the members says re thinks the Com.
mission will need. fifty clerks ). but
there may be reasons to change the
estimate by the time Congress meets.
The number of applications for up,
pointments under the board which
was given out as 3,342, is said to be
On exaeeration. There were q great
many; but not up to that number.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

The temperature of this locality
has been quite variable for some
time: week at 90 degrees, two or
three days IS degrees rs degrees
above FROSTY and now up in the nine
ties. Yet the airy rooms of the
CLINcn VALLEY News afford a cool
retreat. Our friends are invited to
call and test the matter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01
THE COMMON SENSE
LIFT AND FORCE PUMP

Makes a complete Fire Department.
for any Country Home out ofa COM
mon wood pump, at a very small cost.
Worth fifty times its cost if you
need it. to put out a fire, and extreme
ly handy for lots of other things.
hpady ior action in one.eig;inth Of
minute. 1t. 81.
Energetic business men whcf will
give it proper attention are wanted
TO handle this pump in every town in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey; Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia and North Caro-
lima, and will be accorded control of
suitable territory not already oc &C.
cupied. CHAs. q. BLATcnLEY,
Manufacturer of all sizes and styles
Of Wood Pumps.
Office: 25 N. e. City Hall Square,
Opposite Broad st. Station P.R.R.
April 22,13w. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
y. - -ess
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

The Patriot & Herald office,
Marion, Va, has been sold by w. G.
Pendleton, Esq, editor and proprie
tor, to a Publishing Company at
Wythevillc. and has been moved to
that place. Mr.. Pendleton will con-
tinue the editor. This addition ere.
ates quite large family of journals
at Wytheville. and will assist to di.
vide business by "long division. y
Truly the Southwest is great coun.
try.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

A Boston syndicate has been form.
ed in Connection With the East Tehs
nessye, Virginia md Georgia RAILROAD
to build line from Atlanta, via
Knoxville, to connect with the Nor
folk and Western extension III the
Cumberland Gap.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

Then. & w. Will have excursion
tickets for sale at all depots, on the
I'd, Sd, and 18th, good to return on
the 9th inst. There will be games of
base ball Mt some points, and agraud
celebration at Radforl.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

The Editor enjoyed the pleasure Of
a ride on the first regular passenger
train over the s. A.. q o. Railroad;
aride rendered more agreeable be
cause the train entered tue clinoh
Valley through the mountain barrlera,
over very smooth track, though new
and in cars clean and beautiful. This
road now lacks but one mile of en-
tering the corporate limits of Estill
vile, Which point will be reached by
4th mat,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

A mortgage, by tho NJ w. rail.
road to the Fidelity Insurance, Trust
and Deposit Company, was admitted
to record in the Clerks Office OF
Tazewell County Court last week,
the tax; OH which, to the State,
amounted to the nice little sum of
So, 1926. ~. z -. w IS,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01
FRIDAY. JULY. 1887.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Tue Democratic State Executive
Committee have called Il convention
to meet . Roanoke, OH the 4th gof
August: The delegation is to con.
sist of one for every 200 votes cast
for Lee for Governor, which will
aggregate about T63.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01
TRIBUTE OF RESPECr.

AT a calI:meeting Of Hartman,
Lodge Noss22saA. T. ga. NJ, held
at their HaIh Grahau,, Va, June
22nd, A.; d. 1887, A. L. 1887, the
following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS; lit hath pleased the
Supreme Ruler of the Universe in
his wisdom TO remove from our
midst. or dearly de.e-cd friend and
brother, Zachdriah S. Witten, who
was charter member of this Lodge.
and its first w. NJ, departed this
life ut 2 o'clock a. NJ, June 22nd,
1887, aged ~ years. 4 months and
ID days. Brother Witten has beexx
a devoted Freemason for thirty..d
years. therefore be it
Resolved, 1st. That Jess
Of Brother Wittas & II
lost faitAfs ene scommnni-
ty at larg citizen.
Resolved End. That we while
bowling -, the decree of the Supreme
Ruiz of the, Universe feel deeply
Viewed at the loss of our beloved
friend and brother, though know
ing, by his unbonnded charity, un-
doubted integrity, honesty, and mp
rightness with,nis fellow man, that
our loss will be his eternal gain,
BLESSED are the pure in heart, they
shall see God.
RESOLVED, 3rd. That we deeply
sympathise with his family, rela-
tives and friends, in this their hour
Of trial, assuring them, though dead,
he liveth in our affections and es-
TEEN. ~, si.s
RESOLVED, 4th.: That the usual badge
of mourning be.worn for thirty days
and that COPY, Of these resolutions
be sent Brother Witten's family,
also the Clinch Valley News, Noun
tain Index. and Pocahontas Head
Light Tor publication, and that they
be spread upon the records of our
Lodge. . ~ a.. 49,. -. 4
FraternalIy Submitted.
j MosBYs DAVIS,
a. W.TABoR, AZ
H.lJ. Moses. Com.
G. Williamson;
W. B. MORTON,
&C. HARTMAN. 81
SEALED BIDS ON McADAMIzEp
RoAD.-The undersigned will re.
ceive sealed bids for. the McAdamiz.
ing of the New Road to. be opened
from. Mrs. Peirce's dwelling through
the lands Of Mrs. Lyons, Rev. Geo.
Buston and others, to intersect with
the present road leading from the
Court House to the river. The dis
lance to be McAdamized is 1853
poles. All bids must be received
on or before the 9th July.
Specifications can be- seen at the
Office of Stras Bros. 81 Doak.
]. r. GILpERsLKEys,
GEO. SURFACE, SCom'.
Jos. STRAs.
june 27s 1887. IT. q
~-t- Il . : f &
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

! have just received some new
Jewelry, not the largest lot, but some
o. the prettiest you ever laid eyes ON.
Cad and see 1t. rs
II. W. Popsr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

A. A new and valuable enterprise
will soon be inaugurated at our
Centre, the nature Of which we are
not at.liberty to make public;at this
time Suffice tito say it will be in
new; line, aud 4 thing badly need.
ed intlie G1inch Valley. This office
may be largely interested in it
Our community is conservative in
7:lll It's measures and builds wisely.
The scheme will be perfected bsa
fore announced. So W
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

II. w. Straley, Judge David f.
johnson, and Charles w. Stralcy of
Mercer CO., West Va, and Col. A. J.
FAiay, 'S.sD. May, Joseph S. Gillespie.
Congressman Henry Bowen, Joseph
and Bev. Stras and Others held a
meeting in town Tuesday, and sub
scribed 100000 stock, and prepared
a petition to the Circuit Court for a
charter. for Bank of Discounts and
Deposits at this. place. AS soon as
the charter is granted Board of
Directors and other officers will be
selected, and business at once begun.
The 100000 will, at once 90 into
circulation, chiefly in development
Of the surrounding country. Thus
the Centre becomes more interesting,
by this additional institution.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01
BRISTOL'S DAY.

Bristol, Tenn, which is just on
the dividing line that separates .Vir-
ginia from Tennessee, is getting
ready for ''boom.r We dislike the
word "boom," but there is none other
so expressive of the awakening of
the old towns of the Sod Their
long sleep to unwonted lad
life. Bristol, magnificentlS
in country of surprising ben IA
wonderful agricultural adva,}
and of immense mineral wealtH has
moved along at q fairly good rate of
progress in the past, but unless all
Indications fail, that town will soon
witness degree of activity hitherto
unknown to it's people, except rs
they have read of other places. 1t 10
needless to dilate upon the advan-
tages OF Southwest Virginia and East
Tennessee and Kentucky In that
territory are found resources of soil,
,s':sarals and timber, that are proha,
Oily not>s,>rpessed by any
tent of areas.s the waaa Ss is a
D. statemesss lieve that
it is true o2 ,9sso ls1 ~ of great
wealth. anS dness are now turn
ing 'heir ion to that section,
and 1900 company, composed
Oh iea,ling Northern and Southern
capitalists, with Mr.. F. w. Huideko-
per- VI Washington, as president, and
MIR. John G. Inman, of New York, as
vieetpresident, has been organized to
otRld furnaces at Bristol, manufac.
tSe lumber, develop marble quarries,
a. This company has purchased
r 1900 acres Of land in and near
tol, and large tracts of coal and
ands close to. that town. The
IF active development, it is
will soon commence, and
pay count upon seeing an
IS yen to every, line of enter
ghout that section.--
-, Record.
IS is now receiving
: livery county with
s be represented.
ooks, magazines
& s. SIS patter of little
81 lid contrib,
Is of the in
i'd they have
hem.
n % library,
! Wards
.nld be
) <3s3 Atribu..
4 A6rst
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

A. White, Joseph S. Gillespie and
the Stras brothers opened vein of
coal on their recent purchase on
Dumps Creek in Russell county,
showing a clear depth of ten feet.
Oh, the richness of these mountain
regionsl The half has not been con-
ceived Of.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

The Ogden City papers give glow.
ing accounts of the organization
and work of the new chamber Of
commerce, ofwhich our friend D.
ii. Peery is President. The open.
ing speech of the president would
Indicate that he meant to carry into
this organization the same energy
and business tact that has made his
private life SO successful.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01

I'll -
IL Turns out that Capt. Adams.
with his corps, of the v. w. road. is
locating as he goesalown the Clin,.,,
The fact is Col. = I'd and his asso
ciates are pushing the V. w. and the
Tennessee Midland, and are doing il
with so little fuss and friction people
do not realize their advanced posi-
ton. The Construction Company
have over million and half dollars
already assured, which is being aug.
'nented from day to day, and will at
once commence the work of construc.
ton, contract. for 1876 miles having
been closed, on the Memphis end.
Shortly Richmond aud Norfolk on
the east and Knoxville, Nashville and
Memphis on the west will be our near
neighbors. nH
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-01
WASHINGTON LETTER.


WAsHIarSos, June "a, 1sS7.-The
The prevailing impression is THAT
Secretary Lamar will be apnaaaAd 70
the vacancy upon the U. S. Slpfes.>
bench caused by the death of the
late Justice Woods. When question
ed on the subject, the Secretary said
he had no more information than was
contained in the newspapers. He
had heard nothing from the Presi.
dent about it. The general belief is
that the vacancy will not be filed un.
til next fall, Just prior to the reas-
sembling of the court, and that Sec.
rotary Lamar will be appointed. The
President is averae to putting any
"dead timber" in the Supreme Bench.
He wantssb make the very best ne.
lection possible, and as the appoint.
ment is awarded to the south and it
is known that the President regard :,
Secretary Lamar as the ,greateskr s.S
rese9 S6paf that. section,
" Ee1 asIslbe viii
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Not Altogether Serene.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Msyor Harrison
will attend specially called meeting of
the Democratic campaign committee this
afternoon and positively withdraw his
name from the head of the ticket. This
will be Harrison's second declination of
the nomination made last W Wednesday and
1t will probably be final. A friend of
Mayor Harrison said today: With Presi
ldent Kern of the Cook county Democratic
club fighting him, with Alderman Hiidreth
waging active war against him, and with
all Mr.. Cregier's friends ready to bolt the
nomination, he is determined to get out Of
reach. Mr.. Harrison said to q reporter at
noon that his withdrawal was final. j. Ii.
McAvery, candidate for city treasurer on
the Democratic ticket, telegraphed the cam
paign committee today that under no con-
sideration would he accept
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Big Bank Note SwindIe.

DETROIT. March "a big bank
swindle has been discovered here which
appears to have been almost national III
the breadth of its operations. Some par
ties have had engraved drafts and checks
of the Marlette Exchange Bank of Mar
lette. Michigan, and these have been filled
out for various sums, ranging from $50 to
$75 each and negotiated throughout the
country. For two or three days past these
fraudulent papers have been coming into
the First National Bank of this city from
all parts of the union for collection.
One which came in today is a fair sam
pie. 1t was drawn for $3.50 and was
signed by John B. Martin, cashier. There
is no such institution as the Marlette Elk
change Bank Of Marlettc. That village
had but two banks and they are the Bank
of Marlette and First National Bank of
Marlette. The extent of the fraud is not
known, but it appears to have been Of
great magnitude.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
For Sale.

c. 1-2 feet, south front, on East Douglas
third block from Santa Fe railroad Three
houses on said lots renting for s45 per month.
Price 800 per lot. Half cash.
100x229 feet on Waco avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Price
$4,000. Half cash.
5 lots on Plum street, between Central and
Elm Price 5000 each. Terms easy.
Z lots corner Douglas and Chautauqua ave
nue., south front, $1,000 each. For a few
days only.
We also have for sale Roach's subdivision
of east half lot Z, Butler 4 Fishers addition,
at 800 to 500 per lot. Half cash.
lots, east fronts, in Carey park, on Wichi-
ia street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teeuth streets Price s., 100. Terms good
These are al good purchases. We adver-
tise nothing else. RUSSELL & KEACH,
1l04t* $50 Y. Main st,
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
A Few of Cur SrcciaI bargains.

lot On Douglas ave, Junction add, price
So 20,.
lot on Douglas ave, junction AID, price
S2,0D.
, lots on Millwooi aye, Junction add, east
front. prlce $i..n.
:; lots on Douglas ave, Junction add, price
S2,2oJ
lois OH Richmond ave, Richniond's lst
add. price $500
I lots OIL Brown ave, Sbe7rmans add, price
sl,lQs.
1 lots IN South rniversit, adj. price 5000.
2 lots on Fannie ave, strohgs adj, PRICE
S75a.
s lots on Fourth ave, Allen * Smiths add,
price 5000.
lots on Burr ave, Maple Grove aid, cor
ner pric. ST $50.
lot on Rock Island ave, Rock Island add.
9 I, $3.50.
= los on Wichita 50 above ID, I, price
&5.5U.
We also hnve some bargains in farms close
to city We have a large list OF city proper
e. ana can locate you Ia any part OF the city
YOU desire For t~,Ins. etc, call at our OF
flee. Z. A. VanN.ss Il Co, l26 North MaG1
a. llu6S
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

Bucks I'd addition is placed on the market
for sale today This addition is one OF the
finest and best, if not the best addition that
has yet been added to the city. Located as
it is, at the corner of Central and Hill
side avenues. overlooking the entire city,
makes it the most desirable locality for fine
residences and homes. 1t is but a short dis
lance from the street cars and but one-haif
mile from Douglas avenue and is we'll known
to most of the people of the city. Terms
easy Mr. Buck will make his quarters with
the real estate firm of Owen, James Nc
Pherson, rooms audi, No. l42 North Main
st. where he can Ike seen, or at his home on
the premises. lo'-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

For sale only by the platters at their Office
under the big boot, No. no n Main st. This
addition Of 300 lots lies just half way be
tween the center OF business and the much
advertised Judson University add, half a
mile west of the City Park with the street
railway passing within 40 # of its west line.
The ley of the ground is gentle slope to the
southeast without a single break or waller.
Having been under cultivation Tor ten years
these lots are in the most desirable shape for
the planting out of trees and shrubbery.
Terms easy. Choice building corners Oh q
years tiIle for the next 20 days if not all
gone before that time. 10l-Gt%
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
FairrOunt College.

500 lots adjoining the site OF this college
were sold last week We have a few more
at $50, Sl75 and $500 lot Work has be
gun on the main building and prices wilt
double in 60 days. We have the exclusive
sale of these lots and they are going fast. If
you wish to secure them at lowest prices take
the elevator to the Office Of the Paramount
Land Co, Biting block. 109-:'t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Apertal Nntife

The Wichita Towel supply Company in
tend adding a new feature thereby showing
their aDprtca ion of the 5eart- support
taey have received from the bn iaess com
munity and therefore viii supply fine tlilet
soap as 1t is ree.ied TO their suh>crlb-rs fire
of charge. and the proprietor VIII himself IN
the futur,. personally manage the affairs OF
the company, thus II,>rr NJ SUI more sat STAG
.lcu to all Iho>e conce ned. All who have
not subscribed should lie up with the times
ana DO 20 al once. Ilu-5t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

This is to certify that Hubbard & B;ssell
have paid 10 NE amount in full for all claims
against loss and damage by fire recently sus
tanned by me, the burning of my meat mar
ket on n Main st, and l cheerfuily recon-
mend the companies that had the insurance
on my stock; the German Insurance Co. Of
Peoria, H., and the Pennsylvania Insurance
Co. of Pittsburg, Penn.
JAMES D. HACGHEY
Hubbard d Bissell, successors to Hubbard
~ Haywood, ia Main st, are agents for
these companies. 1lCGt
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
ives Bros & Co al7N Main st. offer IL

Ives, Bros & Co. eli n Main st, offer the
following bargai, fer few days:
3 lots frouts ElZfheih ave, Junction
Town Co add, IS cash, 81. 400.
2 lots fronts on Wildwood ave. University
Place add, y cash, Si,'t1.
, ots fronts, lie" 9roOm house, Martin
son ave Lawreuces All add, = cash. 81, ON.
: lots 4 fronts on Washington ave, Rock
Island 3id add, $3.50.
lots on University ave, University place
aud, $3.50
Also desirable property n all parts OF the
city. Don't fad to see oar liS5 of bargains
before yol invest ll0-ti
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
OFFICE OF DUMoyT & HAYWARD,
RCHITECTS,
WICHITA, KAN, March 3, 1887.

WICHITA, KAN, March 3, 1887. J
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II O'clock M on March 81, 1857,
for the plasteriug of the Carey hotel in the
city of Wichita, state OF Kansas. All mate
rails will lie furnished by owner except
scaffolding mortar boxes and other apparatus
required to carry on the work, which will be
furnished by the contractor The work viii
be let by the yard A $4,000 bond will be
required for the faithful completion of the
work Bids will also be received for 400
yards good pastering sand delivered at
hotel.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
proposals
j. b. CAREY, DCMONT & HAYWARD.
Owner Architects.
1lOL.l
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
st. Louis Live Stock.


Cetsie-Rccepts, 1850. market active and strong;
choice heavy native steers 81 S)GJ5 81: but hers
steers fair choice s. IUd,i ~; feeders far TO
good s; 1898 %; stockers fair 10 good g. 25eS 10;
Texas Common choice, 81 1908 50.
Hogs-Receipts $50, market slow ard STEADY;
choice heavy and butchers selections - 'Oes
IS. packing fair good. 50 JD15 81; workers me,
dunn TO prime S. 35d5 So pigs common good si 20
as IS, -
Sheep-Rec.ipts 2sil; market steady: common TO
fair, g. Jt6:4 81; medium to fancy, s. 6JSsi %.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Rilled His Sixtb Man,

SUMMERsET, Ky, March 25.-Ex.
Deputy T. S. Marshal William Bates, OF
Whitley county, shot man named Cheney
through the heart, killing him instantly
Bates fled to the mountains. lie has been
engaged in numerous fights and killed Six
men, but lIas never been the aggressor.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

Notice TO parties owning lots u %. blk ..
Attn avenue i i-n Il Smiths add We own
a reserve OF p II leaving TIE above lots only
Us fl dep We will s~ll the reserve chap
t. parties owning the lo's. Mercer Real
Estate ard Invesi nseut Co, ~ North Main,
room !, up stairs lfO-Sts
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, March ..
The prove-s Journal reports cattle receipts iU0U
shipments 500. shipping steers 9Jp 10 las pounds,
a. iOs Is CT: stockers and feeders 81 %pi % cows
bulls and mxei S. 2594 co. bulk 81 yOGs3 Isl through
Texas cattle IS lSee3 SIC.
Hogs-Receip,s l30p, shipments 4,uD market
slow and lower; rough and mixed s. Stec5 ~, pack
ing shipping s. COOS 50; ligtS s. ets5 g. skiis
&35O6i 20. -,
Sheep-Receir;s- atn shipments a0D market strong
natives 81 per4 western 81 OjQSi 65 Texans 81 ~
@-3 So iaI,lrs 81 2JGn5 90
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
st. Louis Gram ana Provisions.

81. LOUIS, MATCH u.
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Duli and easier. No. red cash. 13l]S
Mey. 7elSa19A. closing 191s; June. 791< bid.
COrn-bigher; No. Z mixed, cash, 3ozS35X
May. 2lSsaS23; closing 1854 bid; June. 361<.
Oats-Dull Out easy; Nc mixed, Is; May, 2sss-
Rye-Eirm ct S..
Barley-60.
Lead-Active and firm Common, %: refined 3;
cheNnical hard. ~.
Butter-About steady: creamery ie3o; dairy l5eS25
Eggs-Firmer at i11s-
Pork-S17 %
La-d-Si ESQ: 10.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Here IL n North side Bargain

Worth looking at A plat of ground in
Mills add bounded by i4Gh st, Washington
ave aud Mead ave; will make IL hani>ome
lots a small house Oh she land that goes with
the laUd; house rents f..r $40 per mouth; viii
sell the whole thing. IL lots aud house for
only 400. Belongs e. an inside party " no
wants ms money. HENRY W. RULE,
1868 los East Dad st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
No More Permits.

ABILENE, Kan, March 25,-At the
meeting of the druggists of Dickinson
county held in this city tonight it was
unanimously decided that no member Of
the fraternity would take out a permit for
the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, MATCH
This proved to be another very dull day on change
The local specu ative element in wheat is still con
tent TO watch the market close without venturing
in the deal The cable dvices indicated fat foreign
markets.
Trading very limited In corn and the market
ruled ca Ter May delivery fell of to Sgac but closed
for the day at about yesterdays figures
Cats were Gull.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

Ii the party in Wichita that sent a descrip-
ton of an Ohio farm IT, VIM Morti. at Leon,
Kan, will send me their name l will CORES
pond with tbem in regard to the trade they
speak Of Description was sent on letter
sheet dated March 2lst, 81. WIN. MORTI.
dlIO3t